BBBSMCR Resource List 

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Introduction
Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region is committed to providing access to youth and families in our community; no matter their background, experiences, or circumstances. We recognize that sometime the need for service is more immediate or beyond the scope that we can provide. In this list, you will find resources from agencies within our service area. 

Please note, these agencies have no affiliation with Big Brothers Big Sisters Michigan Capital Region. We cannot make a promise for certain on the availability of the services these agencies provide, as often a agency's capacities fluctuate. 

What you will find on this list:

Page 2- Basic Needs- Emergency Relief, Food, Clothing, Housing, Utility Assistance, Peer Support, Counseling, Medical, Etc.

Page 3- Mentoring, Tutoring, and Child Resources

Page 4-Community Resources Geared Towards Building a Sense of Community and Belonging.

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100 Families Initiative 

 https://unitedagainstpovertymi.org/

  • United Against Poverty, is on a mission to help families move from crisis to stability. 100 Families is a flagship initiative, designed to provide struggling families with the support, resources, and community connections they need to thrive.
  • Through a holistic, relationship-driven approach, families are equipped with tools to overcome challenges such as housing instability, unemployment, healthcare barriers, and lack of support systems. The process includes:
Family Advocacy & Needs Assessments – Personalized support to identify and address challenges.

Connecting Families to Resources – Ensuring access to housing, jobs, healthcare, and other essentials.

Alliance Meetings & Community Collaboration – Strengthening partnerships to create lasting impact.

  • Please call or email Eleanore Kue, MD (517)-882-0056 eleanorekue@hotmail.com for more information or to get connected with a family advocate/case manager. All services are provided free of charge.

Advent House

  • Long term and short-term housing assistance for families.

Capital Area Community Services
https://cacs-inc.org/ 
Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program 
• The Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) is a temporary emergency program to help low-income households pay overdue water and wastewater bills. For additional assistance, contact your local CACS Service Center go to https://cacs-inc.org/locations/
  
Weatherization  
• Capital Area Community Services (CACS) offers free home weatherization assistance to residents of Clinton, Eaton, Ingham and Shiawassee Counties. The program is designed to help lower fuel costs by making homes more energy efficient. To qualify for the Weatherization Assistance Program, your total household income cannot exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Both homeowners and renters may participate in this program. Renters must get prior approval from their landlord, and have their landlord sign an agreement for Weatherization services. Contact local CACS services center for information on how to apply https://cacs-inc.org/  Lansing: (517) 393-7077 

Family Services 
• Variety of workshops for children and families, as well as support from family advocates and early intervention specialists. Contact your local CACS services center for more information on current workshops and supports available. https://cacs-inc.org/family-services/ 

Tax Preparation Services  
• Free income tax preparation is offered to income-eligible individuals and families in conjunction with VITA. Services offered: Federal, State, and Local income tax prep, EITC Tax Credits, Homestead Property Tax credits, Home Heating Tax Credits, E-filing, and Property Tax Foreclosure Prevention. Contact your local CACS services center for more information. 

Capital Area United Way-211

Michigan 2-1-1 is an easy way to connect with help of all kinds, right in your community. 


For more information visit:

https://mi211.org 

Care Free Medical
Insurance and Payment Information: Care Free accepts individuals regardless of insurance status, and helps uninsured individuals navigate the healthcare system to enroll in any coverage they may be eligible for from local, state, and federal government. Care Free offers a sliding-fee discount for all patients whose income is 200% or less of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). If your income is 100% or less of the Federal Poverty Level, you will receive a full discount.  Care Free also offers payment plans for patients unable to pay the balances they owe.  We do not turn patients away due to an inability to pay.

Care Free Medical, Inc., 1100 W. Saginaw St, Suites 5 and 6, Lansing, MI 48915 (Email: admin@carefreemedical.org Phone: 517.887.5922) https://www.carefreemedical.com/home

MEDICAL CLINIC HOURS: Monday – Thursday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Friday: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm

Treatments and Services 
  • Acute and Chronic Disease Management for Adults and Children, Comprehensive Well Child Care, Medical management of complex psychiatric diagnoses for adults, Psychotherapy Services, Health Education Services, Nutrition Counseling, Affordable Prescription Services, Vaccinations, Laceration repairs, Skin biopsies, Joint injections, Pap smears, STD testing, Referral to needed Medical Specialists. Call (517) 887 5922 for additional questions or to schedule an appointment.

Dental Care
  • Cleaning and Exams, Fillings, Bite splints, Extractions, Education on preventative care services
Optometry Clinic
  • Wellness vision exam, Ocular health medical care for patients with diabetes, hypertension, connective tissue disorders, HIV, Hepatitis, neuro ocular disorders, and individuals taking high-risk medications, Treatment for glaucoma, urgent infections, cataracts, retinal disorders, and inflammatory disorders, Injury to the eye, pre-and post-operative care for patients referred to local surgeons

Child and Family Charities

To strengthen and support children, families, and individuals as they evolve and grow in a changing community. 


https://childandfamily.org 

Family Growth and Resource Center

  • Household supplies, hygiene, diapers, formula, clothing, toilet paper etc. Families can pick up once per month free of charge. Book an appointment online, or call. https://www.childandfamily.org/page.php?id=129 Phone: (517) 882-4000

Dolly Parton Imagination Library

  • Free book gifting through the mail for kids from birth to age 5. Available in the following zip codes; 48906, 48910, 48911, 48915, 48933. Call to sign up Phone: (517) 882-4000 

Family Mental Health Counseling Program

  • Provides counseling on a variety of issues such as anxiety/ depression, PTSD, family issues, behavioral issues, and grief. Accepts most insurance and if uninsured uses sliding fee scale to adjust fees based on income. Call (517) 882-4000 or email bhintake@childandfamily.org

Community Mental Health- Clinton- Eston- Ingham
http://www.ceicmh.org/
The Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties holds this vision of a community: 

  • A community in which any person with a mental health need has access to a wide range of resources to allow them to seek his or her desired quality of life and to participate, with dignity, in the life of the community, with its freedoms and responsibilities. A community defined by justice for persons with mental health needs. Persons with mental health needs include those with a mental illness, an emotional disturbance, a developmental disability, and/or a substance use disorder. 
Cristo Rey Community Center
https://www.cristoreycommunity.org/ 
Substance Use Assessment and Treatment 
  • Provides assessment and referral, case management, individual, group, and family therapy. Covered through Medicaid insurance may be eligible to receive block grant funding in certain situations to cover treatment. No eligibility requirements to enroll, Application Process: call to complete initial screening, and they will work with you from there.  Call (517) 372-4700 ext. 140 to set up an appointment. 
Parenting Program 
  • Free-Teaches essential skills for parents with children 0-6 years old. Topics include healthy communication, how to address different stages of development, and how to discipline children without the use of physical punishment. Eligibility: Parents of children ages 0-6 Application Process:  Call (517) 372-4700 ext. 140 to set up appointment. 
Anger Management Program 
  • Free- An educational group program for individuals who struggle with emotional regulation and want to develop healthy stress coping mechanisms. Eligibility: 18 and over Application Process: Call (517) 372-4700 ext. 140 to set up an appointment. 
Roots and Wings 
  • Free- A parent and teen (ages 7-17) program that helps strengthen families by teaching them how to build healthy and clear communication skills. Eligibility: Parents of children ages 7-17 and children ages 7-17. Application Process: Call (517) 372-4700 ext. 140 to set up an appointment. 
The Cristo Rey Prescription Assistance Program 
  • Matches qualifying individuals without prescription medication coverage directly to pharmaceutical companies for essential medications at no cost. Eligible clients receive free quality of life medications including but not limited to insulin, inhalers, anti-depressants and antibiotics. 
Serving residents of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties. Contact: Liticia Rodriguez Call: (517) 253-8247 

Community Kitchen 
  • Free- Offers hot breakfast from 9:00-10:30am and hot lunch 11:30-1:00 pm, Monday through Friday. All are welcome.  
Food Pantry 
  • Free-Offers non-perishable fresh food items. All are welcome. Appointments only, clients may call to schedule at 517-372-4700. Walk-in emergency food kits are given to those without permanent residency.  
Bread Rack 
  • Free-Offers a limit of 2 loaves of bread to every household, 5 days a week. All are welcome. Hours: Monday through Friday: 8am-5pm no appointment necessary.  
The Community Clothing Closet 
  • Free- provides gently used or new clothing for men, women and children. Individuals may go once a month to receive items. This is a donation-based program, item availability may be limited. Call ahead of time for updated availability.  (517) 372-4700 
Personal Needs Program 
  • Free- Distributes personal hygiene items, laundry items and feminine products. This is a donation-based program, item availability may be limited. Clients may come once per calendar month to receive items. Walk-ins are welcome (during hours only) Thursdays and Fridays from 9am to 1pm.  (517) 372-4700 
Baby and Diaper Program 
  • Free- Distributes items that may include diapers, wipes, formula, and various other baby food items. This is a donation-based program, item availability may be limited. Clients may come once per calendar month to receive items. Walk-ins are welcome (during hours only) Thursdays and Fridays from 9am to 1pm.  (517) 372-4700 

The Davies Project

https://thedaviesproject.org/need-a-ride/

  • The Davies Project connects families to resources and community by providing reliable transportation for seriously ill children and pregnant women to essential healthcare.
  • Apply online to request a ride or reach out to the Family Services Coordinator, Laura, at (517) 899-2425 or laura@thedaviesproject.org

Department of Health and Human Services- State of Emergency Relief Program (SER)

https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/assistance-programs/emergency-relief/overview/ser

Provides emergency assistance to low-income families and individuals for 

·      Heat & Utilities 

·      Home Repairs 

·      Relocation Assistance 

·      Home Ownership Services 

·      Burial 

To apply call your local DHHS office, go in person, or apply online at https://newmibridges.michigan.gov/s/isd-external-afb-screen?language=en_US

Eastside Community Action Center

Inspire to Achieve

  • Program matches individual students to positive, adult role models for mentorship, guidance, encouragement, and tutoring. For youth ages 8-16.

After School Action Program

  • ASAP provides children with tutorial and homework assistance, light meals, character building activities, and computer skill training.

Off the Streets Anti-Violence Initiative

  • For male youth ages 12-18

Housing Opportunity Program

  • ECAC's Housing Program serves to offer referrals to resources and support to our neighbors seeking to become "mortgage ready" and transition from renting to homeownership on the Eastside of Lansing.

C.O.P.E.-Community Outreach Program with Expectation

  • The Community Outreach Program with Expectation is designed to meet the individualized needs of people exactly where they are. C.O.P.E assists individuals released from jail or prison, individuals recovering from domestic violence situations and/or the trauma of divorce, and individuals returning from substance abuse treatment.

Community Food Pantry

  • Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 1pm-5pm
  • ECAC provides families with emergency food assistance in the City of Lansing. Many families come to us when their food supply and food stamps are low or diminished at the end of the month and we help fill in that time so no one goes hungry.

Community Clothing Closet

  • Free clothing is provided to men, women, and children in the City of Lansing. Residents are able to get the clothing they need for work, school, and everyday life.

Access-4-All Vaccine Transport Service 

• Door to door shuttle service to get COVID-19 boosters/ vaccine, and/or flu shot. Just call and they will set up the appointment for you, then pick you up from your home, take you to get the vaccine, and bring you home afterwards. They will also do follow-up if you need to get another booster and will schedule that on your behalf. Everything free of charge.  Call: (517) 853-0414 

Teen Talk 

• Safe space for teens in the local community to come together once a month and discuss personal issues, experiences, and thoughts. Free. To sign up call : (517) 853-0414 or email ecacclansing@gmail.com 

For more information about all programs visit:

https://www.ecacclansing.org/  

https://havenhouseel.org/  
  • Rental assistance, Budgeting, Managing Utilities, Clothing. 
Ele's Place
https://elesplace.org/branch-locations/capital-region/about     Phone: (517)-482-1315 
  • Eles Place serves grieving children, teens, young adults, and their families from throughout Mid-Michigan. They hold in-person peer support groups weekly Monday–Thursday throughout the school year and Family Nights once a month in the summer. They also offer Ele’s Groups at schools throughout the area. Support groups for parents/guardians of the children and teens are also available and are facilitated by licensed clinicians. For more information on support groups and programs please contact their Bereavement Coordinators at 517-482-1315. All services are provided free of charge.

Give-A-Kid-Projects
https://www.giveakidprojects.org/

Give-A-Kid-A-Backpack 
  • Hosted every year in the Holt School Districts, this program gives kids who sign up a free backpack, new outfit, and shoe for the start of a new school year.
Give-A-Kid-A-Coat 
  • Provides gently used coats and other winter accessories, as well as warm clothing for adults and children. Serves entire families in Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties. 
Give-A-Kid 360 
  • Provides gently used household items that a family may need, including dishes, pots and pans, linens, and bedding. They also provide gently used clothing for the entire family after facing unforeseen circumstances such as a fire or flood. For support contact the local Christian Services helpline at (517) 394-5411. The helpline is available Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information on other programs offered or how to apply please visit their website, or reach out via Phone: (517) 694-1230 or Email: gakp@giveakidprojects.org

Greater Lansing Food Bank
  • Food assistance, care kits, weekend kits, senior programs, and home delivery through door dash. 
  • All services provided free of charge, for more information on locations for pick up, eligibility, and how to apply please visit their website. (If interested in the home delivery program you can reach out directly to their outreach specialist Mikayla Mihm Phone: (517) 908-3693 Email: mikalya@glfoodbank.org)
Haven House

https://havenhouseel.org/  

  • Rental assistance, Budgeting, Managing Utilities, Clothing.

Ingham County Health Department 
https://health.ingham.org/health/maternal_and_child_health/family_outreach_services.php 

Family Outreach Services (FOS)  
  • Helps kids/ families enroll in Medicaid/Mi-Child/ Healthy Kids. Free service where advocates will come to the family’s home and help them sign up for health insurance, must be Medicaid eligible to qualify. Contact information: Lisa Chambers (517) 272-4122 or Lchmabers@ingham.org  

The MSU Couple and Family Therapy Clinic
https://hdfs.msu.edu/clinic

  • The MSU Couple and Family Therapy Clinic serves clients from the Greater Lansing area. We provide services to couples, families, and individuals on a sliding fee scale ($20-$80 pers session, depending on annual family income and size), and services are provided by graduate students under the supervision of faculty in the MSU Couple and Family Therapy program. Supervisors are fully licensed clinicians and Approved Supervisors per the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy guidelines. 
Women's Center of Greater Lansing 
https://lansingwomen.org/employment-services/  Phone: (517) 372-9163                              Email: info@lansingwomen.org
  • The Women’s Center offers a variety of counseling and support groups. As well as career coaching, skill building, a computer lab, and a career boutique so you are dressed for success. 
  • Variety of resources for survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and individuals going through divorce.

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BCFI Building Child and Family Initiatives

https://lansingbcfi.org 


  • Initiatives are designed to strengthen families and encourage a love of learning.  Strong families are the foundation of strong communities.  We help to minimize social, economic and academic achievement gaps for families in the greater Lansing area and offer hope for a brighter future. 

Boys and Girls Club of Lansing

https://bgclansing.org 


  • Providing Lansing area youth with physical fitness, recreation and educational activities. 

Capital Area District Library
https://www.cadl.org/research-learn/learn-new-skill/school-age Variety of tutoring websites on their page 

Tutor.com 
  • Free online tutoring service with live tutors every day 2-9pm no appointment required, also have drop off/review for essays and cover letters, self-study tools, and standardized testing prep. Need CADL library card to access. https://www.cadl.org/tutor 

Capital Area Literacy Coalition

https://thereadingpeople.org 

  • Free programs geared toward children struggling in school, at risk teens, and adults.  Immigrants and refugee families can learn English as a second language. 

Kumon Math and Reading Learning Center

https://www.kumon.com/east-lansing-mi/?utm_source=local&utm_medium=gmb&utm_campaign=East%20Lansing%20Mi&gclid=CjwKCAjwiOCgBhAgEiwAjv5whDVuRpgyj_UwlXplzVLMkzLHjGJF_WGv9iuskALaQLVF54Q9DfGZdBoCrL0QAvD_BwE 

  • Welcome to our Kumon Math and Reading Center of East Lansing. For more than 50 years, Kumon’s after-school academic enrichment program has helped children achieve success worldwide. We strive to instill in children the desire to achieve and the motivation to learn on their own. Whether your child is seeking enrichment, needs help catching up or is just beginning his or her academic career, Kumon is designed to help him or her develop a love of learning.

 

MSU Extension 4-H Youth Mentoring

https://www.canr.msu.edu/youth_mentoring/index 

  • Young people are matched with a trained, caring mentor who provides friendship and support to help them navigate life and make healthy life choices. 

Prime Time Mentoring & Tutoring Educational Services Inc

http://www.primetimeistherighttime.com/ 

  • "Our services are provided by our Prime Time tutors and mentors will build the student’s confidence in their ability to learn within a positive and safe environment. 
  • ​We will also focus on concepts, such as; leadership, independent learning, goal setting, time management and many more to improve our student’s overall academic performance. We will serve students from 3rd grade through 8th for academic tutoring."

Rise and Shine Tutoring, LLC

https://www.riseandshinetutoring.com/ 

  • At Rise and Shine Tutoring, LLC, we provide year-round, affordable, individualized, in-person or virtual tutoring to K-college level students. Our tutors will address the current school curriculum of the student to improve academic success.


R.J. Scheffel Memorial Toy Project
https://www.scheffel-toys.org/
  • The R.J. Scheffel Memorial Toy Project provides, without charge, wooden toys, memory boxes, and games, hand crafted by volunteers, for children who are disadvantaged, homeless, needy or in crisis. We are "Toy Makers" for disadvantaged children of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties.
Sylvan Learning of Lansing/ East Lansing

https://locations.sylvanlearning.com/us/lansing-48912-mi?utm_source=google&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=localmaps&utm_content=2306 

  • We tailor our tutoring programs to your child’s specific needs, so learning is truly engaging and effective! Our research-based Sylvan Method™ blends the best of adaptive learning technology and curriculum with our personalized teaching approach. The outcome? Our teachers ensure your child’s unique academic goals are met! You’ll love seeing confidence, motivation and focus grow every session!

The Turning Point of Lansing 

www.theturningpointoflansing.org

  • The Turning Point of Lansing seeks to Transform Boys to Men  by providing an Afrocentric group mentoring experience that gives young African American males an opportunity to explore life’s challenges all while developing strategies for success in their lives, school, and communities. 

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Salus Center 
https://www.saluscenter.org/home   Email: info@saluscenter.org Resources Hours—Thursdays: 9am-1pm Sundays: 1pm-3pm 

Peer Support, Workshops, and Interest Groups  
  • The Salus Center offers a variety of peer workshops and support groups geared toward the LGBTQ+ community to create a safe and affirming environment. As well as a variety of resources and support for gender affirming care and information. Check out their newsletter on their website for updates on what workshops and interest groups are currently available. 
Care Package Station  
  • Free health and hygiene products at the care package station, including: Contraception and Safer Sex Condoms, Emergency contraception (Julie), Birth control or "The Pill" (Opill), At-home HIV test kits (OraQuick), Harm Reduction Supplies- Hormone Injection Kits in partnership with Lansing Syringe Access (LSA), 12 weeks of needles, syringes, alcohol swabs, Band-Aids, and a sharps box, 2 size options for intramuscular (IM) and subcutaneous (SubQ) injections, Narcan, Sharps boxes, Covid-19 test kits (BinaxNOW), Drug deactivation/disposal kits (Deterra), Soap, shampoo, deodorant, Dental hygiene kits, Menstrual products, disposable (pads and tampons), Gender Affirming Supplies, Gently used and new binders. 

Impression5
https://impression5.org/home      Phone: (517) 485-8116 
  • Impression 5 Science Center is a dynamic, interactive space for families to play, create, and challenge their understanding of science. Their mission is to facilitate learners in scientific exploration through hands-on exhibits and participatory educational programming. 
  • Exhibits are consistently changing so please call or visit their website for current events offered.  
  • Scholarships are available for admission, membership, and specific programs. To be eligible you must meet one or more of the criteria listed here: EBT, Medicaid, or WIC card, Disabled child (cognitive or physical impairment, or other), Low income (no proof of income required, but see these federal poverty guidelines for more information). Please reach out to Erik Larson, Executive Director, at (517) 485-8116 x143 for more information on scholarships. 
REACH Art Studio Center 

https://www.reachstudioart.org/      Phone: (517) 999-3643

  •  REACH Studio Art Center is a vibrant non-profit community art center offering creative out-of-school engagement in the arts for all ages and abilities with classes and workshops taught by local teaching artists. Free and sliding-scale fee programs in a variety of arts media and disciplines happen at REACH, a campus of seven studios located in the REO Town district of Lansing, Michigan, or around town through the REACH Art Truck program.
  • Scholarships are available for class sessions and programs- When registering for a program or an event you may request a full or partial scholarship dependent on your income and household size (no proof of income is required). To see what classes are currently offered and to register, visit their website, call, or go in person during the centers hours. 

Capital Area College Access Network (CapCAN)
https://capcan.org/     Phone: (517) 203-5011    Email: strasz@capcan.org or Rosewood@capcan.org
  • The Capital Area College Access Network (CapCAN) is a community collaborative focused on increasing post-secondary education as an achievable reality for all residents by fostering high educational aspirations through the alignment of their institutions and resources. They serve Ingham and Eaton counties, and aim to increase college and post-secondary readiness, participation, and completion. CapCAN targets their support and services to low-income communities of color and first-generation students. 
  • CapCAN partners with schools in the local community to connect students to advisors who help them navigate and plan for life after High School. Including support with college applications, scholarships, FASFA, and trade school, all well helping students build their network. Advisors are also available to help with going back to post-secondary school as an adult. For more information on how to access these services visit their website, call, or email.  
Todd Martin Youth Leadership (TMYL)
https://www.tmyl.org/    Phone: (517) 483-4021     Email: rebecca.johnson@tmyl.org 
  • Todd Martin Youth Leadership exists to prepare young people, especially those from under-resourced families and communities, for success as individuals and as active, responsible citizens through innovative tennis, education, life skills, and leadership development programming. 
  • TMYL partners with local schools and the Lansing Parks and Recreation to offer tutoring during the school year, after school programs/clubs that focus on sports and physical activity, as well as summer programs and scholarships for kids/teens in the Lansing area. For more information on specific programs and how to join please visit their website, call, or email.  
STREETS517 *religiously affiliated with the Free Methodist Church

https://www.streets517.com/      Phone: (517) 282-7175     Email: info@streets517.com

  • STREETS 517 Ministries serves the urban and underserved teens of Lansing through educational, mentoring, recreational and outreach programs. They offer peer support groups weekly for kids and teens. There they can play games, team sports, receive support, and attend short bible studies. STREETS 517 also offers a summer camp in partnership with Camp Youth for Christ (YFC). For more information on current programs and events please visit their website, call/text, or email. 

One Love Global Lansing Office
https://www.oneloveglobal.org/   Email: connect@oneloveglobal.org 
  • The mission of One Love Global is to transform communities so that Black children experience justice, peace, healing, opportunity, and abundance. This is done by creating a sense of community and belonging through youth and adult coalitions, leadership opportunities, camps, education, and transformative healing workshops and peer support.  
  • For more information on how to join the workshops, youth coalitions, and educational opportunities currently available please visit their website, social media pages, or email.  
Grit Glam Guts
https://www.gritglamguts.org/about    Email: info@gritglamguts.com 
  • Grit, Glam, & Guts works to transform the lives of underserved girls through the arts, educational and civic engagement opportunities to promote social change, eliminate barriers to success, maximize potential, empower girls to gain higher self-awareness, develop a healthy self-identity, and recognize and engage in the power of their voice. Grit, Glam, & Guts also offer a summer camp as well as student-led chapters in both Lansing and East Lansing. For more information on how to sign up and updates on events and chapters or their summer camp please visit their website, social media, or email. 

Willow Tree Family Center
https://www.willowtreefamilycenter.org/inside-wt    
  • The Williow Tree Family Center was created with the sole purpose of empowering and equipping families in the Lansing area to be the best they can be. The center has a free store which houses a variety of maternity and baby clothes/items (strollers, pumps, toys). The center also hosts free parenting, childbirth, lactation, and CPR classes.
  • For more information on how to visit the center or join a class please visit their website.

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